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On January 6, 2022, the CFPB issued its Fall 2021 Supervisory Highlights, available here. Of interest to residential mortgage lenders is the CFPB’s description of its fair lending examination results. It found that lenders may have violated ECOA by failing to make pricing exceptions in response to competitive offers from other lenders where the applicants were African American or female. Examiners observed that lenders generally maintained policies and procedures for pricing exceptions, including exceptions to competitive offers, but that managers often required consumers to request the exception, and often did not document the reason for the exception. In response to these findings, lenders were asked to undertake remedial and corrective action with respect to their policies and procedures.
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